Blood Politics

Explore the intricate relationship between race and national identity in Blood Politics by Circe Dawn Sturm. Published in 2002, this compelling work spans 267 pages and offers a unique blend of contemporary ethnography and ethnohistory. Sturm's insightful analysis delves into the formation of national identity, highlighting the potential pitfalls of intertwining racial and national identities. Focusing specifically on the Oklahoma Cherokee, the book sheds light on the complexities of ethnic identity and the social conditions affecting Indigenous peoples. Ideal for readers interested in cultural anthropology and Native American studies, Blood Politics is an essential addition to your collection. Discover the rich tapestry of customs and traditions that shape the Cherokee experience and gain a deeper understanding of the dynamics of ethnicity and politics.